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Underclossmen just as mountain climbers, beginning their ascent, often conf sider the summit as the only significant factor, so we often think of our senior year and graduation as the only incentive to continue onward in school. After several hours of plodding, mountaineers realize that they must not concentrate all attention on the summit because they are constantly faced with immediate obstacles that must be conquered. As they continue, the summit remains as the goal, but the climb becomes the challenge. Some of us realize this already in seventh grade- others never seem to. It is this latter group that becomes discouraged and uninterested and soon falls by the Wayside. Gradually, as we learn to overcome more of our everyday problems, the journey becomes easier. Less effort is required to progress and more can be devoted to diversions. Even though rocks are more rugged in senior high than junior, experienced climbers surmount them with relative ease. As the summit is approached, we realize that its significance is great only because of the climb before it. New to the way of mastering a tas How can we meet what requirements as 7 By setting our purpose firmly in view Our climb improves as the years ensue l26l
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BUS DRIVERS Stay in line, girls! . eft to right: Mr. Robert F. Ammarell, Mr. Samuel T. Lcinbach, Mr. Harry Correnti. Bus Drivers and Cusfodions Render Essential Service Throughout the year, Muhlenberg's school bus drivers were dependable conveyors of students who live in outlying areas . . . battled ice and snovv on rural back roads . . . motto might Well be L'Better late than never in inclement weather . . . carried players of interf mural sports, and sometimes accompanying musicians, to rival schools . . . ability and dependability were necessary requirements of the members of the custodial staff . . . responsibilities vary from Window Washing to plumbing . . . the general upfkeep and appearance of Muhleiiberg depended largely upon these men. JANITORS Left to right: Mr. Floyd Berkemeyer. Mr. Ralph H. Leinbach, Mr. William Schaeffer, Mr. john J. Gier, Mr. Walter Y. Levan. l25ll
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